Well, hello everybody. It's the Gary Neville podcast live from Old Trafford with Jamie Carragut,

naturally for this occasion. Guesting to, straight to it, Gary. You were so eager in the summer

to move the narrative on from Manchester United's perspective. This doesn't do that, does it?

No, not at all.

It was a nightmare day really.

Nightmare, I'm not because Manchester United lost the game.

That can happen in obviously any game of football,

but more the way in which the first half.

And I think the impact of Casamero going off at half time and a great player like he is,

and I'm just thinking about how he'll be there now in

that dressing room and the rest of his teammates I mean it will have had a big impact on his

teammate because you know from what I hear he's very very popular with the rest of the players

and he's been a sort of big character in the dressing room and when they know that one of your

teammates is suffering like that in the first half. Obviously, he had a really terrible experience out there.

He made a couple of mistakes and then he did a couple of things after that

and the crowd started to get onto him a little bit as well.

And then they've left him behind in the dressing room and they've come out in the second half.

I just think that it adds to the sort of, if you like,

difficulty of the day and the challenge of losing because you go back in there now and you've got one of these players that's been subbed and hooked at half time. Yeah, it's a really

bad day. Bad day for the players, bad day for obviously the fans, bad day for the new ownership

but I think I've invested heavily this summer in bringing in more players that I think Erick Ten Haag

wants and it's a bad day for Erich Ten Haag. I want to talk to you if I may

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